1920's Prentiss Vise Restoration Part 3: Hot Oil & Assembly

[@Joey-L]

That logo is the best part of that vise. So cool. And as always, great job !

[@Nsvens89]

Thanks Joey!!! That logos is what caught my eye from the start. I'm excited to get it in use with another project. Just need to get in the shop more!

[@brettbrown9814]

Hot oil treatment gave an awesome result! Well done.

[@Nsvens89]

Thanks Brett! I really like the look of it as well. I'm curious to test how well the finish holds up.

[@darrenbowers3267]

Very nice good job will last for generations love the logo also. Darren

[@Nsvens89]

Thanks Darren!! I'm very happy with how it turned out and am excited to get it mounted on the bench.

[@pwaterdu]

Bro you are a detail monster..absolutely love the way it came out with the oil finish!

[@Nsvens89]

I truly appreciate the kind words!! I had a lot of fun with this project and am super excited to get it bolted to the bench and in use!

[@TheCandBExperience]

That cleaned up really nice! I like the hot oil treatment.

[@Nsvens89]

Thanks man I appreciate it!!! I really like this finish also! I think it should hold up nicely too.

[@ryanb1314]

I just picked up a columbian no. 50 leg vise I need to clean and oil this is great thanks.

[@Nsvens89]

Very cool!!!! I've only come across a couple leg vises in the wild and they were either ridiculously beat up or very very pricy! Great find!

[@_BigLife_]

That turned out really nice man. Now you have a vise big enough to work on other vises.

[@Nsvens89]

Haha thanks man I appreciate it!!!! And subtlety planting the idea that I need to buy more vises lol

[@_BigLife_]

@@Nsvens89 you are definitely a vice collector now. I know you have more than three. Lol

[@Nsvens89]

Guilty! I definitely have more than 3 lol